Re: Alberta: Where to get a puller tool?
Posted: Wed Nov 25, 2009 9:51 pm
^^^
That quote was a word for word response from Road Armor directly when I asked about cutting the bar at the front and also about adjustments needed for the airbag.
The reason I had asked about cutting to fit things in is because when I was looking at a DeFelice install over at FourWheeler.com I noticed they had to cut out that front frame bar (on 08' and up H3's) to fit the winch in.
http://www.fourwheeler.com/projectbuild/129_0902_trailhugger_hummer_h3_skid_plate_winch/index.html
When I was looking at the ARB before I thought it was only rated for around a 10,000lb winch, not size wise, but strength wise. On the web site the spec sheet only shows up to a 9,500lb winch, although maybe it is just the biggest winch they could fit in. Something to ask ARB about directly about I guess.
http://www.arbusa.com/uploads/PDF/accessorizeYourRig/Hummer.pdf
That quote was a word for word response from Road Armor directly when I asked about cutting the bar at the front and also about adjustments needed for the airbag.
The reason I had asked about cutting to fit things in is because when I was looking at a DeFelice install over at FourWheeler.com I noticed they had to cut out that front frame bar (on 08' and up H3's) to fit the winch in.
http://www.fourwheeler.com/projectbuild/129_0902_trailhugger_hummer_h3_skid_plate_winch/index.html
When I was looking at the ARB before I thought it was only rated for around a 10,000lb winch, not size wise, but strength wise. On the web site the spec sheet only shows up to a 9,500lb winch, although maybe it is just the biggest winch they could fit in. Something to ask ARB about directly about I guess.
http://www.arbusa.com/uploads/PDF/accessorizeYourRig/Hummer.pdf